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Pastor Wolfmueller, I couldn't agree with you more about the importance of our using, referring to, studying the Book of Concord! Frankly, I was attracted to and have recommended your book on "Has American Christianity Failed?" for the very reason that you help the reader see how and where the Confessions speak to true/genuine Christianity--yes, true/genuine Lutheranism! In effect, I assert 500 years out from the Reformation period that THANKS TO/FOR THE HERITAGE WE HAVE, THEREIN WE HAVE "IN PLACE" NIGH EVERYTHING necessary to earnestly contend/counteract/refute what Satan and his demonic forces would foist upon not only our culture but yes, even the liberal "church," even in Lutheranism! I cease and desist here, dear sir, but thank you so much for your on-going efforts to encourage us--and weaponize us via the Word, the Sacraments, and our Confessions!--in the Church MIlitant vs. the principalities and powers ceaselessly attacking the faith once delivered to the saints. --Paul Fleischer, CLC pastor emeritus

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No doubt, the printing on the cover of my Book of Concord is wearing off!

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Thank you, these videos are so helpful. They help keep me meditating on God’s Word amidst a busy schedule with 2 little ones.

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Thank you Pastor for making this so clear. The Book of Concord is a true gem to all Confessional Lutherans.

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Pr. you cited Augsburg XII. It is the Apology. Thanks for your selfless service in Christ.

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fixed the subtitle. Thank you.

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The book of Conchord has really been a great blessing in my life.

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Our church name is Absolution Church.!

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My apologies. In your video you cite the Apology and the Confession. Thank you again.

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I was just reading on this very subject of Confession, as the Pr-Ordinance before receiving the gifts of the Altar. by Rev. G. H. Gerberding in his book, The Way of Salvation in the Lutheran Church [1919]

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